







迎神赛会 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a traditional folk custom involving a procession of deity statues and sacrificial ceremonies to pray for blessings and ward off misfortunes; a religious procession and temple fair”. Literally, “Greet deities and hold sacrificial ceremonies/fairs”.

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Open the tool →迎神赛会 (yíng shén sài huì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a traditional folk custom involving a procession of deity statues and sacrificial ceremonies to pray for blessings and ward off misfortunes; a religious procession and temple fair”.
迎神赛会 is pronounced yíng shén sài huì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 迎神赛会 means “Greet deities and hold sacrificial ceremonies/fairs”. It is used to mean “a traditional folk custom involving a procession of deity statues and sacrificial ceremonies to pray for blessings and ward off misfortunes; a religious procession and temple fair”.
旧俗把神像抬出庙来游行,并举行祭会,以求消灾赐福。